New Balance Men's MX624v2 Casual Comfort Training Shoe

Over the years, Ive bought their 621, 622, 623, and now 624 shoes. They are basically the same design, although the design differs somewhat from the older to the newer models. Im still using shoes, the 621 model, that may be 10 years old -- without a problem. But the 624 shoe I purchased now "broke" soon after purchase when I pulled the shoelaces tight. The lace pulled right through the eyelet. Inspection showed the 624 model lacks a substantial ridge along the edge toward the tongue that is needed to provide support for the eyelets. Pull tight and the lace can break right through. Is this the fault of the New Balance folks at headquarters or the Asian manufactury where they were made? I suggest adding, as I have done now, some epoxy glue or other strengthening agent along that ridge to prevent the breakthrough of the laces. Or, dont pull the laces tight. I also suggest New Balance do some more research to learn about the fault of their latest design of the 62x series.

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I have bought New Balance 624 shoes multiple times. I ordered the same size that I usually order, 9-2E, which are comfortably large on me. This time my toes hit the end of the shoe. New Balance tried to tell me that they havent changed the sizing and that they just needed to be broken in. These are too small, period. Why cant manufacturers understand that if it isnt broken, dont fix it?

إظهار المزيد

Over the years, Ive bought their 621, 622, 623, and now 624 shoes. They are basically the same design, although the design differs somewhat from the older to the newer models. Im still using shoes, the 621 model, that may be 10 years old -- without a problem. But the 624 shoe I purchased now "broke" soon after purchase when I pulled the shoelaces tight. The lace pulled right through the eyelet. Inspection showed the 624 model lacks a substantial ridge along the edge toward the tongue that is needed to provide support for the eyelets. Pull tight and the lace can break right through. Is this the fault of the New Balance folks at headquarters or the Asian manufactury where they were made? I suggest adding, as I have done now, some epoxy glue or other strengthening agent along that ridge to prevent the breakthrough of the laces. Or, dont pull the laces tight. I also suggest New Balance do some more research to learn about the fault of their latest design of the 62x series.

إظهار المزيد

I have bought New Balance 624 shoes multiple times. I ordered the same size that I usually order, 9-2E, which are comfortably large on me. This time my toes hit the end of the shoe. New Balance tried to tell me that they havent changed the sizing and that they just needed to be broken in. These are too small, period. Why cant manufacturers understand that if it isnt broken, dont fix it?

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